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Why Robin Makes Batman Better Daigo Umehara recently released a book called “勝ち続ける意志力” (The Will to Keep Winning), in which he gives sage advice from his experiences as the world’s most successful player in major Street Fighter tournaments. He also gives some personal stories from his upbringing as a gamer and a loner. One such story involves the meaning of friendship.
Daigo Umehara is the Guinness World Record holder as “the most successful player in major tournaments of Street Fighter,” and became world famous in 2004 with his amazing comeback victory at the EVO 2004 Street Fighter Tournament.
Daigo Umehara, aka “The Beast”, is a pro-gamer. He’s famous enough to get his picture on books he has little to do with!
Daigo “The Beast” Umehara is the world’s greatest Street Fighter player. Now he’s announced, for the first time, that he’s going to compete in Marvel vs. Capcom 3. A handful of folks are wondering if he can cut it in a new, very different game, but he has a message for them…
This (northern) spring, the story of pro gamer Mike Ross is getting the feature-length documentary treatment. The film is a portrait of how Ross spent 2010, travelling around the country and competing in Street Fighter.
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